Slow, Slow, Slow... There
Slow, Slow, Slow... There are no surprises here, but the rest of the film sounds like a similar movie to the one in which the American audience is introduced. It feels so much like the movie from which it was made, and so many of the characters are so different from the one in the book that it almost feels like a three-dimensional movie. I was very surprised that the movie came out only in DVD, but that is to say that
Slow, Slow, Slow... There are also a few scenes that seem to be shot in slow motion, but that's not a big deal. I think that's a little distracting. It's not really a shame, since it's very clear that the film is shot in slow motion. I don't know what the point of the slow motion was, but I guess it's to take off the pace. I guess the best way I can describe the movie